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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-13
COOL FABRICS
FOR u.
WARM WEATHER,

DRESS GISGHAMs In a vast sssortmen,-
stripes, figures. checks, plaids, combtnsiions--
at 81, g. 9, 10, ~, 1876, etc.
CRiNkIED SEEksCCkERs IN scld and
stripes and checks. and sil the varied designs,
et 81, 10, and i2Ac.
FRENCH BAT1sTE--the most desirable sum
mer wash dress fabric--odder, larger variety.
and nobbier figures aud stripes and combiDa-
tions than ever. The best grade at iekc.
sATiNEs Of q superior gysde and IN an end
less quantity OF colors end figures. etc. M izfc.
CANVAS CLOTH, one yard wide, large and
small figured, all new this season, she. yari-
WHITE STRIPED MuLLs In patterns OF ten
yards, g9c. yard-a very sheer material and
worthy an inspection f....>
Douple-width FIGURED LACE CHECKED
NUN's-vBILINGs In cream, pink, and blue AZ
LACE STRIPED MULLs. vide and narrow
stripes, at 81. 10, and f2kc.
Double-fold INDIA LINONs st 6hc.-a qual-
ty that usually sells for skc.; atshc. sqsanty
that usually sells for i2sc.
PINK aud BLUE FEDORA MUlIs. doaolc
fold. at soc. yard. .,.
SOLID PINK, BLUE. GREEN. YELLOW,
RID. and WHITE CRAZY CLOTHS AZ i5.;
also an assortment OF FIGURED.
Growing larger dally-our assortmen, az
LACEs, EMBR0iDBRlEs, and fLOUNciN8s.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

MILITARY NOII(EN.
HEADQUARTERS COMPANYH
IL G. FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT. May n
II, 1857 ATTENTION. COMPANY Ci-Y0Tm
are hereby ordered 70 assemble for battalion ~
drill TONIGHT and FRIDAY NIGHT atsl5
O'Clock. Abseatees will bs dealt with acoori-
ing az the law directs.
BY order Of Lieutenant CHESsRY.
J. r. NORhENr.
my Ii-W&Fet FIRST Sergeant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-13

1t has stood the test of thirty years
Dowden's Dental Fluid. Take no sub
stitute. For sale by all druggists.
II. NJ. SHIELD q Co.,
Fifth and Marshall streets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
DISCUSSING THE MUSEUM ROBBERK.
1T MUST HAVE BEEN DONE Br DAY, UNDER THE
VERY NOSES OF THE wATcHuEN.

1T MUST HAVE BEEN DONE M DAY, UNDER THE
VERY NOSES OF THE wATcHugN.
At the METROPOLITAN Museum Of Art yesterday II was
stated by DR. Hall that further Information had
peen obtained I'm regard TO theft Of the gold armlcs
Last week The following advertisement which appear
ed TO re ate to the bracelets was shown TO DR. Han:
RFWAKD-Gost on the lith inst. two fod srmleis a
han some will be paid tor tieiF rseofeiJ Apply 70
MARTA j. X rby 81 BOwer'
The Advertisement appeared in several papers on sun
day bat all knowledge of IL was discaimed snd nohing
further could be ascerained respecting u nj tb- dess
given IN the Bowery Kroy lives on the upper hoor OF
No. 81 aud denied all knowledse o the aiVerIlseent
which he said a trick OF the detectives In relation
10 tue asner OF tbe robbery ~ was stated ny Dr Ha
that none had given the facts correctly
There question az TO the robbery having bAen
place Thursday morning SHORTLY AFTER Ine MNseuhi
had opened. Tho doors were opened al 10 a ~ ana
there are s,lw thirty persons waiting lor
admission. Livery morning tue cases arc nofough'y
us ed aud cleaned before visitors are admitted an had
the case peeu forced day before the attendants
could have failed 70 discover H. Dr. ltnii wno Is
curator Of tue department devoted 70 Orch,si shul,i
also said that IL had become habt win aim walk
through the galleries IN the morning AMI MAKE cursoy
examination OF the before ibe hdlnE was opened
On THURSDAY morning had been delayed ~ repnx 10
the city and had ale his usual tour OF inspection
The subsequrnt Examination showed that the thei sd
his work with caution ami that Ne was efi-
IDENTITY expert aud hal stuffed tho situation on pre-
visits Three strong locks secured inc case te
uar.of the i'm showed that each OF them bad bren
forced separately. The attendant passed. hTol=h tue
gallery Intervals OF few minutes. snl the ihlei had
watch his aud regulate ais own actions ny
them. The statement publ shed yesterday that ROD
berry Hed TIE Aiussnn several inoEths aso
by cutting valuable paintings from their W mes
early in TIE morning was denied ny the RulhOHurs
This robbery OF the armefs said - 10 the rst ever
perpetraied there. Might the Museum Is ihoronsay
guarded by armed wsichmen and thieves could hos 90
Ambulance without bclng detected bcfnrr tte bna
Ing was opened Their only Is To watch their op
pOriuniues during the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20

The moucy mlghf as well remain In Treasury
vault a. TO We boarded by individuals or banhA
The stOck market to-day demoraszed from start to
Hnish There panic, bat there was steady and
rrogresve depreciation In values TO the extent OF 2Sl
per cent For IL there no cause kept The scare over
lie money situation When bank officers lose their heads
and hoard money because Of lear OF possoile stock
spectators cannot be blamed Tor exlDi'ions o. nidty
q; ysvYor< were prepared for Their extreme caution
now Is snre indication Of fair financial weather Bat
rne go q. pss sss Of bonds d.
pears ana rot . truce Of H IS scen 10
Saturdays bank statement, either In "a
thought Il suggested that the lookup By banks Is less
because OF than because OF speculative interest
There s not for question that the assocais4
s. 600 900 cash than the amodnf SHOWN by iast
Saturdays statement IL may nd be the duty OF ne
National bank Is better than II reports 1t to be pHt
II Is this favorable approximately Tor him 70 mac MS
rOunds amongst New iSrk oshks We ,nsx ne VIZ. Nd"
cash reported; OF course TIE casa ~ within csns
distance. ,.....x a.
Is lsss than II The flames visible TO the Whole
audience For mrrs than four mouths nre has been
cried about Treasury accnmulsfons In commercial ana
ufrly 10 eeye their statements despite official To-
ports showing that the cry Is false Bur
lug this the business OF the c"nn,ry s , in tas
vboIe country is the stock Exchange Inc railroad
earnings printed below for the second week IN s-ptem
her tesfty general satisfactory CONDITION OF Dd
mesa md the comparison tins more favorable where u
extends back 70 the week OF 1850: but
the Stock E1cans. ,ro.i Ia''nss c,.a sar' asa
mora ization have greater Influence than facts We
do sa deny the power OF influence, at worg We snry
market closed unssled al prices little better than the
lowest iii, a..
bids for the IS l. higher Annexed are the Closing quo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
,BLOcKADIyG A BROOKLYN SIDEWALK.

PRESIDENT RICHARDSON FoResTALLs An OPPOSE
TIox coMPANY-TEN MEN ARRESTED.
The sidewalks OF Fifth-ave. Brooklyn, between
Twenty-third ana Twenty-fourth SITS, presented the
upusual seectscle OF being stoutly barrfcaded
Yesterday The car stables OF the Ffth%ye.
branch Of the Atlantic Avenue Street Rail-
noad Company front on that block. ana on The
oppoe side OF the street foundation holes are being dug
FOR the Uaon Elevated Railroad President Richardson
made active preparations TO defend what he claims arc
the rights OF the Atlantic Company As soon as
the desop Of Judge Pratt filed Friday refusing
10 epjoia tie Union Company peuiiias q settlement
Of the question OF Its legal incorporation,
knowing by his ownerperience how easily theoppostion
Of railroads In FROM OF thclr properly
Is overcome by work ia early morning hours OF onn-
day he prepared TO foresta any sucn oPe'"'o" W '
rivals. 49,, -, ,,u., rail. ,w,s
aken into inc car house and three sweepers ana
two snog ploughs on tie side tracks III WeI
fourth-st. About 10 O'Clock III tue eNenins, ni,h ~
poemsn we're sight, the three sveepers we're driven
la front OF the Ffthave eide OF the stables anu pseu
partly on the sidewalk and partly IN the street forming
complete obstruction to any WORE IN ogsS =. r
went home and he was duly 10 MS pew IN cuuIcu
o sunday Early yesterday he was again al Tue stb@s
aud Dy .- orders four tons OF the rails IN he
vera aced ON .e sldewalk between the swecpers ana
wedg fast with pieces OF stone The police were Oh INC
alert and eight of To- men engaged ~ the No'
aud also the drivers OF two sno" pi-as MA ,o esn
ded TO the barTcade beyond the swcepers II" You ms
were arragned before Police Justice Massey o"u 80
the two drivers held. the Justice -ad re dd nos
the side walk Ia question was cl,J pOPelO.
In regard 10 putting the distractions on the Sidewalk
Mr. Richardson and his counsel General irdcy saa ye+
t-rday That II was proposed nv ovety :. i,i 81
property. Ir the company wanted 70 SET
posts fl must get property cocinnei ana pay ga
the operations Of the road but the Union Company could
not take property without paying Tor IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
Misery After Eating

avocsd by dysIepcs who. guided ~ the recorded
perience OF thousans begn and systematically pursue
course OF Hosteters stomach Btera Persistence in tho
OF this and highly accredited stomachc the .ols
and agreeable condition removal Of the obs
forms Of dyspepsia less than temporary at Of indI
geston. In connection with the Of this specific is
desirable to avoid artces Of ool which individual expo
resce has shown To be dcult OF digestion by the
sought TO be benefited Zach dysPeptes past
OF his digestive capacity should enable him 10 10 bic own
guide AMI mentor tina particular not trusting 10 any set
Of diette rnes too general 10 DO suited
Bousnsss and patton heartburn upon the stom
aoh sour crucstona headache aud asspondeney
are AMONG the sonesmsasu Of dyspspsA ana We put 70
fght By she BttefA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20

MONDAY. Sept 19-P. NJ.
We suggested yesterday, rs probability" In CON-
menting the Treasury's seeming" gain OF
$37542l0 gold balance for the week that reports OF
payments for imported gold bond purchases had
failed to reach tho Department in time be deducted
from the figures OF Saturdays statement Of balances
This proves have been the The subTreasury at
NewYork last Thursday Issued in payment for gold
and bond purchases $4,sl3.5S7 coin certificates And
yet the Washington state ment Of balances for Thursday
Friday and Saturday showed material changes from
the figures OF Wednesday night But to-
days report brings outstanding gold
tinoates sol .6o5.o6i against ss7,o66.497 by
Saturdays statement-an increase of S4.53s.564 The
explanation perfectly simple and have given IL be-
fore As matter OF bookkeeping the payment for
bonds by the New Treasury did not affect the
general balance by the Washington report till the bonds
had been received examined and cancelled and entries
made on both sides OF the account The Now York Sub
Treasury could be credited with the pay tin the
bonds charged Of So last week the Treasury. In
stead accommodating s2547 9t4 OF money in its vauts
including 5000 900 silver COINAGE, actually Loaf
something like S2,ooo.ooo.
This however. docs not explain what became Of the
money paid for the bonds Harvey Flax & sons say:
parties nor have We shipped any gold thera All the
money received by for bonds sold tho Government
has gone into the New York banka We wrote
Friday evening that the bonds paid for Thursday
in certificates instead OF by check. which In the usua
OF business would have through the Clear
Ing House Friday. Now the Assistant Treasurers
check 10 good for all local purposes certificates
there could have been only purpose la taking
certificates the check at the Clearing House would have
made some bank creditor to that amount while ths
certificates could DO carried any private and the
transaction thereby concealed 10 certain that the
money did not appear In Saturday bank statement an
IL 10 almost equally certain thai Il has not is Ne ey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
COURT CALENDARS.


sUrLgliy couRt-ca tHnEEs-Beiore Van Brunt p J;-
Nos 3 al. A. ~ 81. ~ 81 So 20. o. 81. ~ vs.
leG 1873 40 l57. lC7. III. $50 las. 1911 49,, -
SIrHTNT CONFESSIONAL 1EKN-PAkr l---Beiore bono
hue L. - fav Caenh r..
sURRocITT's CouKr-Beiore Rollins S-"il ~ hargare,
thA VOL a. will Of John w Masurr. 800 A. ms VIII
OF Joseph Getey, 10 will VI FTederlcs tnTeh ~
m. ~ Of Ellen Delaney. iOa nj viii OF Roert An1er
son a. M OF Abraham Odei 10 a M Will Of Ioseph
Ros. 10 M will q q. Wood. 10 viii OF John
siprns 10 % NJ: Will Of Henry J. Blum, p IN; VIII OF
william Duley IL a. m. 49, ~
SUPERIOR CoUET-sfEciAL TERn-Beiore Truax J-No
comMos PLkAs--srEciAL TRRM-BoiOro DAILY. mo day
ealrriaT ,,.r
CRY CouRT-TEIAL TgRN-PAET l.-Beiore iai, J.
Ne. 1886 l7t7 7i7 2iJS. Qji 22f3 22f Z-oo --o
-a9rs z2sl gy7O 'g7i 22Ts. 2 H. 22Ts. 2s7a
CfTr CoUKr-TEiAL TEKs-PAET lib Tore Nenr n ~, =
-Nos 271i 27sb. IsS2 1883. 1854 noe ISL Z25 ZSSf
1850 22.l. % - 22s2 22st 22sd 21HI 80 IA,
CRY COJKr-TgiAL TERH-PART lIl-bctore Bro" ne. d.
Mo- 2HOJ 1891 1888 1893 lCH7 lPat lOoO, Znto, i'9o
1918 2u0s PSI. 2i6O 2I6l. 2la7. 202s. 2lH. 2213
COiET OT GgvYHAL -E-siONs-PARI I-before owl T. -
and As.stapt District Attorney Dayis-No l-Pead'hEs-
= .. 1. ; G. Z. =. O. IL. Il. T. ~, ,....,.-
COt'rT cF GENERAL EssoNs-PARf ll-Belorr hee"r,'r'
suyth and Assistant D-ulct Attorney fitzserAd-No l.
SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND
PETROLEUM. EICHANGG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20

In State bonds Louisiana consols steady at IS
and Virginia Gs deferred receipts sold al ss There
were no transactions in city bank stocks.
The general railway bond market was IN full synpa-
Thy with the share market Nearly all Issue: Of spccu
sold a. saSsi. coIumbus Hooking Valley and Toledo
second 81 sod down from ga % 81 aud closed quoted
97e37i9. Missouri. Kansas and Texas general W, Is
Sewier.ey certificate 3. were on u to 60 Chesapeake
and Ohio series declined e 20 ssh and the currency
Is n srr' cent S 10 % o. and closed sDS az s
aS Fcr w epd ana Denver rs rom
to So Richmond and West Point 6s declined from 10
96s 10 OBJ and sold down IS. Texas Pacific
incomes declined per cent TO 40 and nrss ho were >
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock Exchange
Cotton Seed oil certificates sold t2IoO At Jos ~
at So 37la Kanawha and Ohio drsts ls6.Ooo) at 50.
Phenix Mining ZOO at 20 and Security Milling and MID
Money n ruled easy al about sash per cent The
iremes were 4 and 6 per cent -
The sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing House
The sabTreasury on Saturday gained balance
81 602 os3, made up by cola gain OF S4ol1iIo aud
currency gain Of ss5sl3; but as It's receipts included
Of gold certificates from Washpst'a ITS rss
made up BY losses OF 0so6 currency and s3oS5 coin
Tne tgodays operations covered Receipts $84G0O99;
payments. ~ o409s0: currency balance, Sl363s07l;
coin balance. SI4s640l73
The Clearing a hesss sa ssIasas
The United states treasury at Washington received To-
day SO 900 National bank notes for redemption
The customs receipts s79i455 and he internal
revenue receipts wero S692,42L
The fofeiza excla quiet and steady AZ quota
fons for business follows: bankers bills. - 80 and
81 s4 short sterling respectively 526l4and
5234s for francs; 94s aud GAS for recharks foe and
40ss for guilders.
To London British consols were strong and advanced
LIE to l01 and lOl respectively for money aud ac-
count The Bank Of England gained sol 900 bullion on
balauce. American railways opened irregular. with
small advances for majority OF the substantial seeuri-
tea easier aud finally followed the morn
lag declines in the home markets. At Paris French
per cents 81 % TO sl.372 and sight exchange
on London firm at % 40i2 frs TO the = The impe-
rial Bank Of ermahys weekly statement shows specie
80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
THE RAPID TRANSIT COMMISSIONS REPORT

TIE RHPIU IHINHIT ~ ItHE VI'If
The report TIA pid Transit Com missionary made TO the
Mayer % September IL YESTERDAY They md
that necessity for steam railway or railways In
this city transportation OF passengcrs mails and
freight petition which they appointed asked for
steam from point the eastory line OF Broad
way CITY Han Park TO point OF junction with tho
authorized line OF tho New York Underground Railway Com
pany OF Fouresnthst The Commissioners hnd that
they mr.. prohibited extending such rod either
10 give rapid transit They aid that moth
log done give tho city further rapid transit Until
the In whole In part such
prohibitions exist The commi-sleu bsnevos that
vsduct should built the blocks Of brick and
solid The streets should lie crossed
Jy massive steel grdrs with solid steel foors having no
opennsA should Of heavy steel rails
laid in elastic material between floor and ties There
freak OF continuity Of motion IN such
and trains could be st high sPeef WIN te
The should DO less than onehaf mile
art and Ions enough The should he
wide psssibe Trains should be BY independent
frequently thu roads ana At speed
OF least twenty five miles hour. including stops
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
NOTHING KNOWN OF MR.. BAcHMAyYs ARREST.

NOTHING KNOWN OF mr.. BA CHnAyN'S ARREST
The stout yonng woman and the two da2per and
perfumed young men who are conducting the
photograph gallery of Rudoll h Bachmsnn at No
1.437 Broadway were angry yesterday at the puo.
lished REPORTS concerning their employer who Is Mt
prisoner arrested, it was said Wnile clipping with
Young According to the story. u murdered
man fs bed out OF tue Lake OF Geneva several
weeks ago. Nobody knew who 1t was, but Bachmann
who was ir Switzerland u visit saw photograph
OF the de sd msns tsce and thereupoD informed the
CHEF of police OF Geneva that he knew the man, and
had in his studio in New York City negative oil him.
Bacbmann did not give the anne to the police, how
ever and according to the dispatch arrested o
fe dsys atterwar while clipping from Zurich with
young girl. The chief OF poice offered to release him
II he would reveal the name OF the dead man. .his
he retused to do.
Some psp.rs would tlander man to the ground"
remarked bachmanD's chief clerk yesterday when he
read the story. He SAID he had received two tele-
since he lett New York. None OF them contained any
mention OF his alleged arrest. Mr. Bachmann had
intended bringing bis young sister Rosa back to
America with him and in the clerks opinion he Was
the young woman with whom he was alleged 10 be
eio oing One tees gram was a demsnd io $500 which
had been sent him. The clerk knew nothing OF the
negative spoken OF. Bachmanu had wife and two
children living in Switzerland frou whom he had
OBTAINED divorce just before leaving New-fork.
THE TERRY DIVORCE SUIT REPORTED ENDED
IL 10 believed by her lawyer In this city, W. Morton
Grinpe OF No 80 Pinest that the suit Of Mrs Grace
Dalton Terry against her husband Antonio Terry. sou OF
the wealthy Cuban Tomas Terry will be discontinued
Mr.. Grinnell said 10 TRIBUNE reporter yesterday:
have never the lady who Is my client but 10Y
respondent Paris transacted the necessary detail: far
Paris and Improbable that thev have met asd
his civ deem il likely that the suit VIII DO
not been informed OF this fact yet but expect " oo By
procee cngs hero
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
snraaL1ra rxpEK corEs OF rHEIe HrsrLEs

The modern hustle l. weighing upon ssul & ainet
Dcputy Colectf Mcclellan the Custom Hoase yestsr-
day lie bevaiing the troubles which the Customs
orrcr. had had entity dealing with this aricis. -h"n II
living appendI Tor uost Of the smuggling Of valuable
rned. empied by the OF the hustle
mac 1nspertres. NestDv-r yesterday mace
valuable silks and vrvots h- BUSHES Of the
two Mise, Evars who arrived the steamer Rns lander
Frauein Charlotte Wenm4nn. who came on TIE Trave
from Bremen proved be tonAnJa. She had Two neeT
sehanm pipe bowls her hustle and In her trunks were
found fcnitetu yaris thirteen yaris zach Of satin
aus velvet sewed soied linen we're three aux
yards OF six and nitv yard, OF linen She
al hada n assortment % mscellan Gus FOODS
ma Of Plat also caught trying 10 I'm
mort aozsn knives shawl De vas de-
passing the shawl 10 II end re offered 10
nav duty on the knives. but They were conhreated
Mrs, " Harbridss arrived sunday the steam.hp
CIV Of Chester Inspectress Tlie Burbsok thought her
and made examination, which
resulted fading and conhsrshs Of twenty ono and
hs wards her skirt and three pipes Two
niee,s 81 cashmere her with In
specfrrss 81 Wilson found another woman
ship Yards Of cotton velvet
god watch yars OF dress goof. gold bracelet and
nfty.six NJ threeei ghth. yards OF silk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

suit OF Mary W. Woodruff and julia southack 10 70
cover thirty the Chemical Bank worth over
slOa 600 which Marcus p Woodruff 1. alleged ." have
pledged some with the Neg.York Life Assurance
an Trust Company ward T. Bartlett has been appon Oh
referee The stock part the estaeo atner
from collecting money on u by an n-
Junction. The drf~nd.nts in the .nn are John X Gila
Marcus r. Woo ruf the Union National BACK OF pot
Adlms Express Company and the New-l ORR Lie
AMI Trust COMPANY.
Ju.ce Donohne Yesterday maize order dlssolvng tho
Uncomphsgre Mining COMPANY and appointed Henry IL
The Ma unIOth lsple and tue Great re-
public Colorado are the oi.i az
against company Is csal stock IL divided into luOOoO
81 re- at SIS eaci $1,000 shares have been
placed al fnl paid. ard thousand are Owned ID ts
city Joseph T. stephens president - the cm lAnY, VINO
made tbs pe tOn uion. that properly
or the co I d "a worth ihan loo
Prrsing Judge Van Brant tertay opaned l- Court OF
Oyer Termnr and Immediately adjourned The session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
Two GASES or SUICIDE By POISON.

Two deaths frpn polson, sclfadminisiersd' were re
ported ~ She Brooklyn police last evening lAwrenes
Ksbcri. age twenty OF 30 $40 wvst Thirty seventhst
this city was taken ~ a. 80 iD3 Esy moni 81, Brootyn
wsrc be employ cd and his employer ""hht thai no
had taken poison. lie was taken g. ne SrF'Sy1 IT'S
MIL nd d-d In n short lie would state
about the matter, and ES under INC inheeD', u
a. DcsI0ndoncy thought 10 nave been
OF tn act.
Charles W. Tbsyer. sixty, who had room In the
orange and FULTON SITS. brooklyn
found dead hi- last night lie was In the habit
of akne morphine and u l. believed that he took an over
dose on pur hal thrs cned 70 klN himself lie
was well connected had lived yagrant us fur wears
lie sad 10 have daughter living In Fifty second 81
near Eighth ave, Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
HENRY ogoRcR's FINE NOT REMIT

HENRY CgoRCEs FINE NOT RENTED
Henry George went to the City Court yesterday
and asked Judge browne 30 remit tho me Oh civ
imposed uTon him for failure to attend as Juror.
ne said tat when he fret received his notice 10 attend
ss a irDr no went TO the Commissioner OF Jufois anu
told him that he did not want 20 serve Inc Ill,
gel another notice and lac supposed this meant ,hst
be would receive notice to attend again before nhc
vas Imposed He had misunderstood the Commissioners
OF Jurors and under the circumstances thousnt ~
should not be fined. Judge Browne declined 10 REM.
the lna and said that Mr. George must present MS
excuse, other jurors wore Required 10 40, c'"rs
tho Jury Board consisting Of tie Chief Justices OF
n